The days may be getting shorter, but that doesn’t mean there are fewer fun things to do.

It’s that time of year when nothing seems more appealing than a vacation – but if you’re not going anywhere, don’t worry.

Trying to find the newest events that capture your attention? You can watch a movie or two at the Vancouver International Film Festival or see the newest trends at Eco Fashion Week.

Work and school may be keeping you busier these days, but that doesn’t mean there’s no time left for fun.

Looking for ways to kick off the fall? Consider the zany puppetry of Avenue Q, or the musical stylings of The National and Matt Nathanson.

The sunny summer days might be coming to a close, but there’s still some outdoor fun to be had before the rain sets in.

The weather isn’t the only thing getting better – take advantage of the streak of Vancouver sunshine by participating in a variety of fun and educational experiences indoor and out. Whether you’re a film nut, anime or crave a serenade under the stars, you won’t be disappointed.

Imagine reciting rhymes at a poetry slam or shaking your hips at a free salsa class downtown. Now envision treating your ears to classical music at Symphony in the Park or to calypso at Caribbean Days. How about a First Nations art exhibition or a traveler recounting his tales from Istanbul to India? Enter July,…

Now that the weather’s warm and sunny, there’s no excuse not to get out and experience B.

The summer has officially begun and there’s no time to waste.

If you’re lucky, one day you’ll wake up to the sun beaming on Vancouver and feel the endless possibility of things to see and do.

Whether you want to have fun or learn something new, in this issue’s calendar, there’s something for everyone.